More DAC samples

Hi again =P. I need add more DAC samples to the Sonic 2'Clone Driver, but i dont know. I tried to add in "PCM_Table" but does not work. I need to port some DAC samples to my Sonic3K ports (EXAMPLE: The miniboss music of sonic3 i need the "come on!" sample)


How to add more samples?


NOTE: I need to ADD MORE samples, NOT MODIFY THE EXISTENT

 

Look cant you just stop a bit I mean you've asked so many questions and its irritating me so much,But not just that but you keep asking the same questions.How many DAC questions are you going to ask??

 

Sorry. This is the last

 

Really? =P By looking through the past threads in the D&Q, I noticed that promise was made and broken by numerous people.

 

Sorry, sorry. Just Answer me ok?

 

You're no-one's boss.


When it comes to adding more samples, although I'm not sure what your DAC driver is like (but judging by the fact that you are using the "Clone" driver), I can see that the DAC part of the driver is run via Zilog-80, while I'm not too familiar with Zilog entirely, I know that the table size is only fit for 20 sample's info.


One way of having more than 20 samples which I've taken use of, is if say sample C3 is being played, have 81 set to play for the Zilog, but change the first data info in the table to C3's data, so although the Z80 is playing 81 for every sample, the table info is different, thus a different sample is played. I personally think that having the Zilog rom data in a ram space of it's own is as useful as hell, thank you SEGA =P

 

Why does no one link to my guide? ;-;


http://smps.digibase.ca/index.php?showtopic=222


There's the guide--pretty straightforward.


(Pretty sure you can view that as a guest :x)

 

Because had he done some research, he would've found it himself, which is one reason I didn't give much info out on this issue.

 

Thanks irixion!


but i cannot port more of 7 samples...

 

Oh c'mon anybody can answer me?


Here's my code:

Code:

		dc.l	$A00200, DAC1  &#59;kick

		dc.w	$2CF		

		dc.b	$19,0		

		dc.l	$A00208, DAC2  &#59;Snare

		dc.w	$770			

		dc.b	$4,0		

		dc.l	$A00210, DAC3   &#59;Clap

		dc.w	$2CF

		dc.b	$19,0

		dc.l	$A00218, DAC4   &#59;Scratch

		dc.w	$BB5	 

		dc.b	$A,0	 

		dc.l	$A00220, DAC5   &#59;Timpani

		dc.w	$1016		   

		dc.b	$1D,0			

		dc.l	$A00228, DAC6   &#59;Tom

		dc.w	$622

		dc.b	$C,0

		dc.l	$A00230, DAC7   &#59;Bongo

		dc.w	$5C4

		dc.b	$1D,0

		dc.l	$A00238, DAC8  &#59;Come on!

		dc.w	$710		   

		dc.b	$F,0

The latest sample does not work...

 

Sorry, I don't have a clue how to music hack properly.

 

I already did give you an answer, look above. I like to give answers without doing the work for people, it shows how committed they are with working on a project, good luck =)

 

The way you worded it, I don't even get it haha.


Look, basically you need to make another DAC table. It fixed the issue for me.

 

xD. I now fixed this by changing this fuckin driver to the S1HL driver. =P

 

Hey, sorry for this last fuck, but because the S1HL add more samples guide is very complicated (especially by i not know correctly the english xP) i decided to change to the original driver. In the disassembly of the driver of puto, i encountered a PCM table. here's my code.

Code:

PCM_Table:

	dw	DAC_Sample1; Kick sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample1_End-DAC_Sample1)

	dw	0017h&#59; Pitch = 17h

	dw	0000h

	

	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h

	

	dw	DAC_Sample3; Timpani sample

	dw	(Dac_Sample3_End-DAC_Sample3)

Sample3_Pitch:

	dw	001Bh&#59; Pitch = 1Bh

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h



	dw	DAC_Sample2; Snare sample

	dw	(DAC_Sample2_End-DAC_Sample2)

	dw	0001h&#59; Pitch = 1h

	dw	0000h

(sorry for too many snare samples, this is because i tried to fill this)


I tried to fill this because later the $83 sample, is the noise, sega sound, etc. Now when is filled y tried this but always does not work. HOW TO FIX THIS FUCKIN PROBLEM?!?!?!?!?!?!

 

How about you stop saying fuck for a sec. What errors do you get? Compile Errors? Runtime Errors? And just remember, please use asm tags to wrap your ASM code. I am not too good with the driver you are using, but just send us the errors you get and we'd be happy to figure out what you need to fix here.


EDIT: If you want to write fuckin correctly, write it like so: fuckin'

 

Firstly, I'm not too fond of the abusive use with the word "Fuck" here right now by either of you, as it seems very unnecessary and almost sounds as if you're doing it deliberately not as an expression, but just because you can? Whatever the reason, I'll just advise that maybe you should try not using that word for a while, it makes you seem less friendly (At least in my opinion anyway).


On with Sonic 1's Z80 driver, be careful when using that, the samples used by that driver (as told by JMan right here) are held within the Z80 rom itself, and takes up about 80% of the Z80's SRam space, so to add more samples in that space is almost impossible. Insted, try using this driver (Which so happens to be written by JMan), or better yet the "S1HL" driver as you were using before, they feature bank switching, allowing the Z80 to access any place in the MC68 rom, rather than holding them in Z80 SRam taking up space.

 

Ah, another DAC request topic for the same question. I remember I gave you the possible solution there on a old topic that give us the same question:


How do I add more than x samples to the y driver?


Giving everytime the same answer makes me a bit tired.

 

The link is broken...

 

Hahahaha, oh god where do I start...

Good for you man! I happy for you seriously. =P

Haha wow, so just like that right? After almost 4 HOURS when you said you fixed the problem by switching to the S1HL driver. You gave up because you couldn't understand the guide and barley tried? Just like that? In four hours? You just gave up? Really?! *facepalm*


And you just told us that you fixed the problem too. wtf?


Besides, if you couldn't understand how to insert the S1HL driver even with the guide. What makes you think you can do it with puto's? There's no guide for that you know... And, what's so hard about inserting the S1HL Driver? The guide is so easy to understand. Just the only big difference is that the S1HL Driver uses compressed DAC samples instead of uncompressed ones... I'm not trying to be messed up or anything but at least TRY!

Why don't you scroll down the page huh? Markey will give you a special surprise at the end. =P


Though, for some reason I thought inserting the S1HL Sound Driver was easier than Jman's. (But that's just me...)